ROYAL CANIN Medium Adult is recommended for medium breed dogs (adult weight 11-25kg) over 12 months old.ROYAL CANIN take pride in ensuring the scientific reliability of all product information. All information included was true and accurate at the time of publication.
ROYAL CANIN Medium Adult is recommended for medium breed dogs (adult weight 11-25kg) over 12 months old.ROYAL CANIN take pride in ensuring the scientific reliability of all product information. All information included was true and accurate at the time of publication.
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Royal Canin Medium Breed Adult Chicken Dry Dog Food - 30kg
ROYAL CANIN Medium Adult is recommended for medium breed dogs (adult weight 11-25kg) over 12 months old.ROYAL CANIN take pride in ensuring the scientific reliability of all product information. All information included was true and accurate at the time of publication.
ROYAL CANIN Medium Adult is recommended for medium breed dogs (adult weight 11-25kg) over 12 months old.ROYAL CANIN take pride in ensuring the scientific reliability of all product information. All information included was true and accurate at the time of publication.
Last updated at 21/03/2026 21:42:52
30kg Royal Canin Medium Breed Chicken Adult Dry Dog Food - Over 12 Months Old
Delivery $10
originally posted on chewy.com
Does Royal Canin make food that my pups enjoy? Yes. Is it feasible that they had to increase the cost of the large bags by $15 each to do it? No. I cannot believe this company claims to have a "Pet-First Philosophy" but can comfortably increase cost by nearly $30 over the last two years. When we started with Royal Canin two years ago, the large 30lb bag was $64-68, it's now nearly $100. We'll be chatting with our vet for a new food recommendation, who knows how much more the prices will rise.
originally posted on chewy.com
My dog loves this food! Ate it up the second I gave it to her, and tried to stick her nose in the bag for seconds!Also, within days of switching from a more expensive, boutique brand with ingredients that SOUNDED good, I believe my girl is healthier and happier. Her fur is softer, she is more regular, and she no longer produces putrid gas. I've gone from the boutique pet food aisle to singing the praises of the science-based Royal Canin!I used to believe the best food for my dog would have the highest protein, highest fat, and would contain only animals products under the first few ingredients. Companies that formulate their food according to these principles were successful in selling to me the notion that all this meant a “higher quality” food.Sadly, ... MoreMy dog loves this food! Ate it up the second I gave it to her, and tried to stick her nose in the bag for seconds!Also, within days of switching from a more expensive, boutique brand with ingredients that SOUNDED good, I believe my girl is healthier and happier. Her fur is softer, she is more regular, and she no longer produces putrid gas. I've gone from the boutique pet food aisle to singing the praises of the science-based Royal Canin!I used to believe the best food for my dog would have the highest protein, highest fat, and would contain only animals products under the first few ingredients. Companies that formulate their food according to these principles were successful in selling to me the notion that all this meant a “higher quality” food.Sadly, marketing firms with no training or background in dog nutrition are not a reliable source for what sufficient protein and fat levels are for my dog. They can pick ingredients that sound good, but can they ensure they constitute a balanced diet? Likely not. That's why I like to see credible experts are formulating my dog's food.Unfortunately, very, very few brands of dog food keep even one board-certified veterinary nutritionist or PhD on staff to formulate their products. At last count Royal Canin had NINE (!), board-certified veterinary nutritionists on full-time payroll helping formulate and test their products -- more than any other brand I could find.The World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) has guidelines that help pet owners pick a diet that is most likely to be good for their pet's long-term health. I would urge all dog owners to search for and look at these criteria. If you are curious who meets these criteria, the Pet Nutritional Alliance has sent survey questions to pet food manufacturers that you can find online. Royal Canin is one of the few brands that meet (and even exceeds) all these guidelines.Why should you care what WSAVA guidelines say? Despite having a huge market share, none of the brands that meet WSAVA guidelines have been implicated in the FDA's report of diet-based DCM -- a very real, painful, and fatal heart condition. I don't believe this is an accident.We've all read the internet sites that purport to know what foods are best for your dog. Don't listen to them. Don't listen to me! Evaluate your dog's diet based on WSAVA's guidelines and (preferably) in conversation with a trusted veterinarian.I think a Royal Canin food consistent with your dog's size, health, and life stage is a fantastic place to start. Thanks to Chewy for making it easy for my dog to get this excellent, safe, healthy, delicious food!
originally posted on chewy.com
My 2 dogs (Aus.Cattle, Golden mix)are not picky eaters, but since we switched to this food, they devour it - - I mean I can tell they absolutely LOVE it! With other foods they would eat but never with such relish and oooh the excitement that comes when I say "hungry time?!" is unlike before. They've loved Fromm ($$) and I liked that the bites were small but when Fromm stopped selling to discounters like Chewy and others, I followed my friend's advice and went w American Journey for a few years. A few times one of my dogs walked away from it. Switching flavors didn't work too well - adding a tsp. of wet food worked but I didn't want to always do that. My wonderful vet recommended two brands to try and said STOP grain-free and try this or Hills. I researched the ... MoreMy 2 dogs (Aus.Cattle, Golden mix)are not picky eaters, but since we switched to this food, they devour it - - I mean I can tell they absolutely LOVE it! With other foods they would eat but never with such relish and oooh the excitement that comes when I say "hungry time?!" is unlike before. They've loved Fromm ($$) and I liked that the bites were small but when Fromm stopped selling to discounters like Chewy and others, I followed my friend's advice and went w American Journey for a few years. A few times one of my dogs walked away from it. Switching flavors didn't work too well - adding a tsp. of wet food worked but I didn't want to always do that. My wonderful vet recommended two brands to try and said STOP grain-free and try this or Hills. I researched the ingredients and all and ordered the Royal Canin Med. Adult Dry and have been amazed by both my dogs' reaction to it...even at first when transitioning /mixing w their former food, their noses didn't come up from their bowls until completely done. At first I thought the size of the kibble was too big for my 45lb cattle dog but I came to learn it's far LESS DENSE than I thought, so MUCH EASIER TO CRUNCH into. Someone else who reviewed this food had the same concern so that is partly why I wanted to write a review of my own, coupled with the fact that my dogs LOVE THE TASTE!!! Can't wait to thank my vet :-)
30kg Royal Canin Medium Breed Chicken Adult Dry Dog Food - Over 12 Months Old
Delivery $10
Does Royal Canin make food that my pups enjoy? Yes. Is it feasible that they had to increase the cost of the large bags by $15 each to do it? No. I cannot believe this company claims to have a "Pet-First Philosophy" but can comfortably increase cost by nearly $30 over the last two years. When we started with Royal Canin two years ago, the large 30lb bag was $64-68, it's now nearly $100. We'll be chatting with our vet for a new food recommendation, who knows how much more the prices will rise.
My dog loves this food! Ate it up the second I gave it to her, and tried to stick her nose in the bag for seconds!Also, within days of switching from a more expensive, boutique brand with ingredients that SOUNDED good, I believe my girl is healthier and happier. Her fur is softer, she is more regular, and she no longer produces putrid gas. I've gone from the boutique pet food aisle to singing the praises of the science-based Royal Canin!I used to believe the best food for my dog would have the highest protein, highest fat, and would contain only animals products under the first few ingredients. Companies that formulate their food according to these principles were successful in selling to me the notion that all this meant a “higher quality” food.Sadly, ... MoreMy dog loves this food! Ate it up the second I gave it to her, and tried to stick her nose in the bag for seconds!Also, within days of switching from a more expensive, boutique brand with ingredients that SOUNDED good, I believe my girl is healthier and happier. Her fur is softer, she is more regular, and she no longer produces putrid gas. I've gone from the boutique pet food aisle to singing the praises of the science-based Royal Canin!I used to believe the best food for my dog would have the highest protein, highest fat, and would contain only animals products under the first few ingredients. Companies that formulate their food according to these principles were successful in selling to me the notion that all this meant a “higher quality” food.Sadly, marketing firms with no training or background in dog nutrition are not a reliable source for what sufficient protein and fat levels are for my dog. They can pick ingredients that sound good, but can they ensure they constitute a balanced diet? Likely not. That's why I like to see credible experts are formulating my dog's food.Unfortunately, very, very few brands of dog food keep even one board-certified veterinary nutritionist or PhD on staff to formulate their products. At last count Royal Canin had NINE (!), board-certified veterinary nutritionists on full-time payroll helping formulate and test their products -- more than any other brand I could find.The World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) has guidelines that help pet owners pick a diet that is most likely to be good for their pet's long-term health. I would urge all dog owners to search for and look at these criteria. If you are curious who meets these criteria, the Pet Nutritional Alliance has sent survey questions to pet food manufacturers that you can find online. Royal Canin is one of the few brands that meet (and even exceeds) all these guidelines.Why should you care what WSAVA guidelines say? Despite having a huge market share, none of the brands that meet WSAVA guidelines have been implicated in the FDA's report of diet-based DCM -- a very real, painful, and fatal heart condition. I don't believe this is an accident.We've all read the internet sites that purport to know what foods are best for your dog. Don't listen to them. Don't listen to me! Evaluate your dog's diet based on WSAVA's guidelines and (preferably) in conversation with a trusted veterinarian.I think a Royal Canin food consistent with your dog's size, health, and life stage is a fantastic place to start. Thanks to Chewy for making it easy for my dog to get this excellent, safe, healthy, delicious food!
My 2 dogs (Aus.Cattle, Golden mix)are not picky eaters, but since we switched to this food, they devour it - - I mean I can tell they absolutely LOVE it! With other foods they would eat but never with such relish and oooh the excitement that comes when I say "hungry time?!" is unlike before. They've loved Fromm ($$) and I liked that the bites were small but when Fromm stopped selling to discounters like Chewy and others, I followed my friend's advice and went w American Journey for a few years. A few times one of my dogs walked away from it. Switching flavors didn't work too well - adding a tsp. of wet food worked but I didn't want to always do that. My wonderful vet recommended two brands to try and said STOP grain-free and try this or Hills. I researched the ... MoreMy 2 dogs (Aus.Cattle, Golden mix)are not picky eaters, but since we switched to this food, they devour it - - I mean I can tell they absolutely LOVE it! With other foods they would eat but never with such relish and oooh the excitement that comes when I say "hungry time?!" is unlike before. They've loved Fromm ($$) and I liked that the bites were small but when Fromm stopped selling to discounters like Chewy and others, I followed my friend's advice and went w American Journey for a few years. A few times one of my dogs walked away from it. Switching flavors didn't work too well - adding a tsp. of wet food worked but I didn't want to always do that. My wonderful vet recommended two brands to try and said STOP grain-free and try this or Hills. I researched the ingredients and all and ordered the Royal Canin Med. Adult Dry and have been amazed by both my dogs' reaction to it...even at first when transitioning /mixing w their former food, their noses didn't come up from their bowls until completely done. At first I thought the size of the kibble was too big for my 45lb cattle dog but I came to learn it's far LESS DENSE than I thought, so MUCH EASIER TO CRUNCH into. Someone else who reviewed this food had the same concern so that is partly why I wanted to write a review of my own, coupled with the fact that my dogs LOVE THE TASTE!!! Can't wait to thank my vet :-)
Moved my 2 year old Springer Spaniel to this after feeding him Purina One from the time he was a puppy. He enjoyed the Purina, but he was getting a little heavy and his boom booms were all small chunked up pieces. His teeth were also very difficult to keep clean because the food was a bunch of little bits. He’s been eating this for about 10 weeks now. He’s slimmer, has more energy and has nice solid bm’s. But the most surprising thing is his teeth. They are super clean just based on the fact that each bit of the food is one solid chunk, not little bits of this and that which would get caught in every little gap in his mouth. Very happy with it and willing to pay more for a healthier pup. A 30lb bag looks like it will last us about 12 weeks.
I recently rescued an adult dog who wasn't excited about meal times and was leaving kibble in the dish for hours, and sometimes only eating half or less of what she should be, even though we fed a quality kibble of another brand that my previous dogs had all loved. I read really great things about Royal Canin, and how many vets feed their own animals this brand. There's a bewildering number of different kinds of RC dog food, so I'd suggest going to their website and using their food selector quiz to help narrow it down. So Day 1, I tried mixing in a little bit of the RC with the old kibble, to slowly transition, as is usually suggested. To my surprise, my pup went through the dish and picked out all the RC kibbles to eat and left the rest! Well, I think that makes ... MoreI recently rescued an adult dog who wasn't excited about meal times and was leaving kibble in the dish for hours, and sometimes only eating half or less of what she should be, even though we fed a quality kibble of another brand that my previous dogs had all loved. I read really great things about Royal Canin, and how many vets feed their own animals this brand. There's a bewildering number of different kinds of RC dog food, so I'd suggest going to their website and using their food selector quiz to help narrow it down. So Day 1, I tried mixing in a little bit of the RC with the old kibble, to slowly transition, as is usually suggested. To my surprise, my pup went through the dish and picked out all the RC kibbles to eat and left the rest! Well, I think that makes it clear what her preference is - and since we fully switched her food over, she's been excited at meal times and cleans her bowl on the spot. We're also already seeing a reduction in her dry skin/dandruff issues, and I'm hopeful that with a bit more time on this new diet, we'll be able to clear it up completely. It's expensive, but I appreciate that she's not wasting food and I know she's getting the nutrients she needs. I think we have a happy customer and will keep her on Royal Canin for life! Thanks also to Petco for making this accessible through same day delivery!
Did quite a bit of research when we got our puppy. There are really only a handful of dog food manufacturers who actually have their own PhD dietician on staff, own their own factories, and produce thier product without contractors. Royal Canin is one of the very few. Not that other food is bad, but many other manufacturers who don't check these boxes are essentially winging it, with less control of the manufacturing process. Much of the dog food business is unfortunately marketing, but my research has enabled me to trust Royal Canin has our dog's best interest in mind. We transitioned from the puppy food to this adult food when she turned one and she did great on both. She is about 1.5 now and I don't see us every switching to a different food.
I adopted an American Eskimo Dog puppy mill rescue near the beginning of the pandemic. In the beginning, I just thought he wasn't food motivated... He would not rush to eat his breakfast or dinner. Sometimes he simply wouldn't eat it at all. I was confused because I was using the same food that his foster had fed him (Holistic Select Grain Free) and she didn't mention having any issues getting him to eat.I started having to add water into his dry food to make it a bit more interesting, and even still, sometimes he wouldn't eat it.When I took him to the vet, the vet told me I should switch to a grain-food, to prevent a certain type of heart disease. She gave me a list of options and I picked Royal Canin randomly.It was like night and day! Now my dog RUNS to the ... MoreI adopted an American Eskimo Dog puppy mill rescue near the beginning of the pandemic. In the beginning, I just thought he wasn't food motivated... He would not rush to eat his breakfast or dinner. Sometimes he simply wouldn't eat it at all. I was confused because I was using the same food that his foster had fed him (Holistic Select Grain Free) and she didn't mention having any issues getting him to eat.I started having to add water into his dry food to make it a bit more interesting, and even still, sometimes he wouldn't eat it.When I took him to the vet, the vet told me I should switch to a grain-food, to prevent a certain type of heart disease. She gave me a list of options and I picked Royal Canin randomly.It was like night and day! Now my dog RUNS to the bowl before I'm even done filling it up, and he gobbles it up. He goes crazy for it! Maybe it's also part of him getting acclimated into his forever home, but seriously for months I could not get him interested in food.I think I will probably keep buying this for him forever since he loves it so much!And all his poops have been great on this one too, haha :)
My dog's a really picky eater, probably my fault for feeding her so many different things when I adopted her. She refused to eat any dry food for the longest time without additives. This isn't a miracle food in the sense that she'll gobble it up at every meal, but when she does eat, she eats this dry kibble plain [a big accomplishment]. Her coat is shiniest and gut seems healthiest on this food so I'll continue with it, hopefully for the rest of her life :) I am a veterinary student interested in nutrition and will only buy brands that are backed by science and undergo feeding trials.I will warn you - this food is a lot bigger than the medium puppy food!
My Foster Pup Ginger had been eating Royal Canin Puppy "Medium" size weight 23 - 55 pounds. So naturally now that she is 11 months old, time to switch to adult. Assuming Medium is Medium, I bought the Adult "Medium" size, same weight guide. This food is TWICE the size of the puppy food, she can not eat this. She is a 24 pound Beagle. Of course, when I bought the only bags available from Chewy were the 17 lb bags, so this was a $55.00 dollar waste. I will try and donate. Lesson learned. Very disappointed.
My dog loves this food! Within days of switching from a more expensive, boutique brand with ingredients that SOUNDED good, her fur is softer, she is more regular, and no longer produces putrid gas. I've gone from the boutique pet food aisle to singing the praises of the science-based Royal Canin!I used to believe the best food for my dog would say on the label that it was high protein, high fat, and contain only animals under the first few of ingredients. Companies that formulate their food according to this philosophy have been very successfully in marketing this idea.Sadly, marketing firms with no training or background in dog nutrition have NO EARTHLY IDEA what sufficient protein and fat levels are for my dog, or what concoction of ingredients will best ... MoreMy dog loves this food! Within days of switching from a more expensive, boutique brand with ingredients that SOUNDED good, her fur is softer, she is more regular, and no longer produces putrid gas. I've gone from the boutique pet food aisle to singing the praises of the science-based Royal Canin!I used to believe the best food for my dog would say on the label that it was high protein, high fat, and contain only animals under the first few of ingredients. Companies that formulate their food according to this philosophy have been very successfully in marketing this idea.Sadly, marketing firms with no training or background in dog nutrition have NO EARTHLY IDEA what sufficient protein and fat levels are for my dog, or what concoction of ingredients will best nourish her! Their labels under the lens of my own "common sense" only got me so far.So, how do you pick the best food for your dog? There are no shortage of opinions about this online. As a starting point, I have come to believe it's best to put my dog's interests first. Instead of looking for images or ingredients that appeal to ME.The World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) has guidelines that help pet owners pick a diet that is most likely to be good for their pet's long term health. I would urge all dog owners to search for and look at these criteria. If you are curious who meets this criteria, the Pet Nutritional Alliance has sent survey questions to pet food manufacturers that you can find online.Very, very few brands of dog food keep even one board certified veterinary nutritionist or PhD on staff to formulate their products. At last count, Royal Canin had NINE (!) board certified veterinary nutritionists on full-time payroll helping formulate and test their products -- more than any other brand I could find.Need another reason to take WSAVA guidelines seriously? Despite having a huge market share, none of the brands that meet WSAVA guidelines have been implicated in the FDA's report of diet-based DCM -- a very real, painful, and fatal heart condition. I don't believe this is an accident.We've all read the internet sites that proport to know what foods are best for your dog. Don't list to them. Don't listen to me! Evaluate your dog's diet based on WSAVA's guidelines and (preferably) in conversation with a trusted veterinarian.I think a Royal Canin food consistent with your dog's size, health, and life stage is a fantastic place to start.
